this is from the milken institute in washington, d.c. >>> welcome to the milken institute future of health summit. we are delighted to have you join us and look forward to your participation. to kick off the event, please welcome executive vice president of health at the milken institute, esther. >> good morning and welcome to the milken institute future of health summit 2024. whether you're in the room or watching online, we're delighted to have you join us. our theme for this year's summit is partnering for better health. partnerships are essentially to advance innovations and address the challenges we face in health, and no one sector can tackle them alone. critical public health issues have captured the attention of top leaders around the world for a multitude of reasons. the world's population is aging. in 2019 the number of people age 60 years and older was 1 billion. by 2050, this number was more than double to 2.1 billion. chronic diseases are on the rise. the world health organization estimates by 2050 the number of cancer cases is predicted to increase annually to 33 million. tha

advancing women health research which was a collaboration between the biden administration and the milken institute economic think tank based in santa monica california ♪ dr. biden: you're so quiet. in the intermission we're all like dancing and everything, fete a little movement. you've been sitting for a while. thank you for standing. but you know, i'm glad you get a little, like you said, a little movement. that's what it's all about. please sit down. please. if you feel all stretched out by now. before i begin i want to say i'm so glad you got to come here sobe quiet. it is like a classroom. [cheering and applause] in the intermission, were you all dancing and everything. get a little movement. you have been sitting for a while. thank you for standing. a little movement. that is what it is all about. please sit down. please. if you feel all stretched out by now. before i begin i just want to say that i'm so glad that you got to come here today because the white house is decorated. [cheering and applause] the theme this year is peace and light. so i hope that you all feel that sense of

research held at the white house which was a collaboration between the biden administration and the milken institute. an economic think tank based in santa monica california. ♪♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and doctor biden. ♪♪ >> you are y so quiet. it is like a classroom. [applause] in thehe intermission, where you all like dancing and everything? getting a little movement? you been sitting for a while. thank you for standing. getting a little bit of movement that is what it is all about. please, sit down. please. if you feel all stretched out by now. before i begin, i just want to say i'm so glad that you got to come here today because the white house is decorated. during -- just during this time. so anyway. ok. [laughter] you're all reading into that. [laughter] for decades, for centuries even, at dinner tables and when we meet our friends for coffee, women have been talking to each other about our health. isn't that true? so today we brought that conversation to the white house. [applause] today we are saying to women everywhere, we hear you. and we will

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. >> and dan is joining us live now from the milken p conferenc. silvia, we have been having conversations with a number of leaders on the ground here and government executives as well. i just wrapped up the conversation with the trade mentor.inute minister. i asked him how much of what has been announced will actually be put into practice. let's listen in. >> pretty strong use of tariffs as a tool. the u.s. needs to bargain with or alternatively shield their economy. of course, a lot of people will speculate what the economic impact of that is going to be. it is a quasi taxation on consumers, is it pro inflationary? probably. we have to see how it plays out. ultimately, the deals that are done. >> focus in on president trump using tariffs. what investors want to know is how much of the policy threat is going to be put into practice? you have been someone in the room. do you think president-elect trump will do what he announced with tariffs? >> i can say with firsthand experience, every negotiations with the trump administration is fraught. austral

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